Table II. Comparison of 2,940 genes having new experimental GO-BP annotations (of which 1,460 are present in modules) with the module-based function predictions.
Genes | Unknowna |
Unknown Experimental BPb |
Other Experimental BPc |
Total |
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No. Predicted | No. Confirmedd | No. Predicted | No. Confirmed | No. Predicted | No. Confirmed | No. Predicted | No. Confirmed | |
All Genese | 197 | 75 (38.1) | 255 | 108 (42.4) | 1,008 | 251 (24.9) | 1,460 | 434 (29.7) |
Conserved | 166 | 65 (39.2) | 195 | 80 (41) | 871 | 215 (24.7) | 1,232 | 360 (29.2) |
Not conserved | 48 | 10 (20.8) | 83 | 31 (37.3) | 315 | 52 (16.5) | 446 | 93 (20.9) |
No GO information from any hierarchy in the input data.
Nonelectronic GO information is available in the BP hierarchy, which is not linked to the new experimental association.
Numbers in parentheses represent percentages of confirmed genes (number confirmed/number predicted).
Genes that were present in both conserved and nonconserved modules could gain a prediction by both. The total of genes in conserved and nonconserved modules is the set of unique genes from these two sets.